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Vine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words
1 Strong's Number: g2524 Greek: kathiemi

Let Down:

"to send," or "let down" (kata, "down," hiemi, "to send"), is translated "to let down," with reference to

(a) the paralytic in Luk 5:19;

(b) Saul of Tarsus, Act 9:25;

(c) the great sheet in Peter's vision, Act 10:11; 11:5.

2 Strong's Number: g5465 Greek: chalao

Let Down:

"to slacken, loosen, let loose," denotes in the NT, "to let down, to lower;" it is used with reference to

(a) the paralytic, in Mar 2:4, cp. No. 1 (a);

(b) Saul ot Tarsus, Act 9:25, "lowering" [see also No. 1 (b)]; 2Cr 11:33, "was I let down" (Passive Voice);

(c) nets, Luk 5:4, 5 (in the latter, RV, "nets;" AV, "net");

(d) the gear of a ship, Act 27:17, RV, "they lowered (the gear)," AV, "they strake (sail);"

(e) a ship's boat, Act 27:30, RV, "lowered" (AV, "let down").
See LOWER, STRIKE.

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